2026-04-06 (City Council)

The City of Lewisville City Council meeting on April 6, 2026, included several procurement-related discussions and approvals. Key items on the consent agenda involved bid awards for significant capital projects, including the King Arthur Boulevard traffic calming project and a major expansion of the Prairie Creek wastewater treatment plant, which will increase capacity to 14 million gallons per day. The council approved contracts for mowing and landscaping services, professional services agreements for construction material testing and neighborhood street improvements, and contracts for artwork loans for a sculpture garden exhibit. Additionally, the council authorized submission of a grant application for the Governor's Homeland Security Grant Program and approved a $19 million state funding agreement for the South Middle Street project, advancing its timeline. The meeting also featured a review of the city's comprehensive financial audit for fiscal year 2025, which reported a clean audit opinion, strong reserves, and no material weaknesses, with one minor timing-related finding. Public hearings addressed zoning ordinance amendments and special use permits, including changes to the Crown Center subdistrict to adapt to shifting market demands. The council also recognized community achievements and proclaimed Public Safety Telecommunications Week. No votes were taken on zoning amendments requiring further consideration, but motions to close public hearings and approve other items passed unanimously or with strong support.